The phenomenon responsible for the dispersal of seeds by wind is termed anemochory. This ecological process enables plants to spread their seeds over wide areas, increasing the likelihood of colonization in new environments. Wind-dispersed seeds often have specialized structures, such as wings or parachutes, that facilitate their travel through the air. Anemochory contributes to enhancing biodiversity and the successful establishment of plant populations in various habitats. The successful dispersal and germination of these seeds is critical for plant reproduction and ecosystem health.